Serving the Greater Phoenix Area and all of Arizona
Serving the Greater Phoenix Area and all of Arizona
As people age and face challenges in living their daily lives, it’s essential to understand the various senior living options available. We help identify the best choice based on each person’s unique requirements and preferences. These alternatives offer tailored support and safety, ensuring that older adults can maintain their quality of life while receiving the care they need. Here are some common senior living options available to aging loved ones:
communities are designed for seniors who are self-sufficient and want to enjoy a lifestyle free from the responsibilities of home maintenance. These communities often feature apartment-like settings and amenities such as fitness centers, pools, dining options, and social activities. They may also offer transportation services and housekeeping.
communities provide a higher level of care than independent living, offering assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication management. Typically offering apartment-like accommodations, these facilities often have 24-hour staff, emergency call systems, and provide meals, housekeeping, and transportation. Social and recreational activities are also a key component.
units are specialized sections within assisted living or nursing homes that cater specifically to individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. These units are designed to provide a secure environment to prevent wandering, and staff are trained in dementia care. Activities are tailored to enhance cognitive function and quality of life. Memory care is typically more expensive than standard assisted living due to the specialized care.
offer a continuum of care from independent living to assisted living to skilled nursing care, all within one community. This allows residents to age in place, moving between different levels of care as their needs change. CCRCs often require a significant entrance fee in addition to monthly fees.
or nursing homes, provide the highest level of care, including medical care and rehabilitation services. These facilities are staffed with healthcare professionals such as nurses and therapists who can provide complex medical care and assistance with daily activities. Skilled nursing care is often required for seniors recovering from surgery, illness, or those with chronic health conditions.
also known as board and care homes, offer a more intimate, homelike setting for seniors who need assistance with daily activities. These homes typically house a small number of residents and provide personalized care, meals, and activities.
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